A General Electric 7½ % bond closed at 98. What is the current yield?
Hint: Review the definition of current yield for bond.
Calculation of current yield:
Current yield= coupon payment/current price*100
Let the face value be 100
Coupon payment= 100*0.075= 7.50
Current yield= 7.5/98*100= 7.65%
Current yield= 7.65%
A General Electric 7½ % bond closed at 98. What is the current yield? Hint: Review...
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